Duxbury Fire Chief Kevin M. Nord is now working under a new contract, a three-year negotiated agreement. The contract, effective July 1, continues through June 30, 2020, and represents about a 9 percent salary increase. More...

Tonight is the first meeting of the Duxbury School Committee for the 2017 – 18 school year and attendees will notice something different on the agenda. There will be two opportunities for public comment during the meeting, set for 7 p.m. More...

From our August 30th edition

Following up on its request this spring for the town and its unions to come together to discuss health care plan changes, Duxbury’s Board of Selectmen unanimously supported an agreement approved by all sides that tackles that issue. More...

From our August 30th edition

On Monday, the Board of Selectmen officially welcomed Duxbury’s newest town counsel, KP Law of Boston, and discussed the process of transitioning current legal cases from outgoing counsel, Anderson & Kreiger LLC. More...

Duxbury native Kendra Quincy Knauf will join more than 3,000 participants on Saturday, Sept. 23, in support of the Samaritans’ mission to prevent suicide and remember loved ones lost to suicide. More...

Once Duxbury’s final drive ended and the last glimmer of hope disappeared, several Dragons moped off the field and, with a dazed look on their faces, hunched over in frustration. To many of them, this was an uncommon feeling. More...

Theater in Duxbury public schools started before Richard Miller came to town. Yet his story lays a common thread for five decades of players in many roles here in Duxbury, and at companies and on stages nationwide. More...

Duxbury High School Interim Principal Jim Donovan, Link Crew faculty leader Lew Alberti and several student Link leaders prepare to greet and welcome to high school life incoming freshmen and transfe More...

They rode the bus. They arrived in cars. They bicycled. They walked. Mostly, they smiled. First and second-graders arrived at the Chandler School on Aug. 30. They toted backpacks. Some arrived with yoga mats. Others had bags of supplies. More...